Hello Wolfgang,

Just jumping in to say that this error isn't fatal. That file (jpf-struts-config--global.xml) used to be present in the webapp -- it was generated from /WEB-INF/src/global/Global.app, which doesn't exist anymore. When I removed it, I neglected to delete the relevant entry from web.xml. I'll do that in my next checkin, but in any case it shouldn't cause a problem. I can provide more info on Global.app/jpf-struts-config--global.xml, but it's probably not relevant here.

I didn't see an attachment in the email you sent -- would you resend it?

Thanks,
Rich

At 10:05 AM 9/7/2004, you wrote:
Hi Eddie.

>   The build should have copied "junit.jar" into $ANT_HOME/lib as per
> line 26 of $BEEHIVE_HOME/build.xml.

Although the "bootstrap" target properly copies the "junit.jar" into $ANT_HOME/lib,
the junit task doesn't work with eclipse.
You have to follow the instruction as I mentioned before.
(window -> Preferences -> Runtime under Ant tree ->
add BEEHIVE_HOME/external/junit/junit.jar in Global Entries in Classpath tab)


I tried the netui.drt task again and Tomcat wasn't stuck this time.
I guess when last time I tried, Tomcat was seemed stuck but it wasn't...
sorry about that.

I attached the output (netui_drt_output.txt) of the netui.drt in the eclipse console.
I couldn't keep a track of TOMCAT's output and attach since It was displayed in DOS console
There was a strange error in TOMCAT's ouput.
(I couldn't keep a track of TOMCAT's output since It was displayed in DOS console.)
----------------------------------
07 Sep 2004 23:06:32,296 ERROR AutoRegisterActionServlet []:
Could not load Struts module configuration for
/WEB-INF/.pageflow-struts-generated/jpf-struts-config--global.xml.
----------------------------------


Is the file name "jpf-struts-config--global.xml" correct ?
There're double dashes between "config" and "global".
If it's intention, sorry...


Thanks in advance.

wolfgang.



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